KITCLUB-RRBag 1

KITCLUB-Renaissance Ribbons Bag

Name: KITCLUB-Renaissance Ribbons Bag
Brand: Renaissance Ribbons
SKU: KITCLUB-RRBag 1
Price: 44.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$44.00

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Recurring Monthly charges $ 44.00 + Shipping (regular price $56.00/ great savings!)

👉An amazing Monthly KitClub focused on the Renaissance Ribbons Bag Pattern (byAnnie) and unique selections of Fabrics and Ribbons

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Fabrics & Ribbons by Kaffe Fassett,Tula Pink and French Designer Odile Bailloeul!❤️

This kit features quilting Cotton fabric by FreeSpirit Fabrics (not the French Velvet Borders- we will soon have a separate club for the Velvet)

Included: 

Free Renaissance Ribbons Bag ByAnnie printed Pattern (1st month only)
Video Tutorial byAnnie
 Designer Fabric  (High quality quilting Cotton)
Exquisite Woven Jacquard ribbons coordinated to Fabrics
Soft & Stable ByAnnie
ByAnnie double slider Zipper 
Free Surprises ...

Complete supplies to make 2 new bags every month with a gorgeous and unique selection of materials

Perfect for Gift Giving

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To many of the same bag pattern

Would like some different patterns that would use the same amount of fabric in the kit. My third kit and do not want to make more of the same bag

Excited to put together my bags!

The fabric is beautiful. Every thing I need to make beautiful bags—except the directions. I imagined directions would be in the kit. Should I go somewhere else to find them?

pretty bags but...

The kits are beautifully put together, the bags are lovely, and the directions are very easy to follow. The program, however, is not sustainable for me. If we were getting a variety of bags to make it would be worth the money. To keep making the same bag over and over in different fabrics is not worth the cost to me.